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Let A(0) = 100 and A(1) = 120 dollars, as before, but S(0) = 90 dollars and

120 with probabilty 0.4

S(1) =

70 with probability 0.6

If we have 4000 dollars to invest and we buy stocks with %75 of our money and we buy bonds with %25 of our money, what would be our expected return?

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